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2 responses to “New Stuff from Spohr!”
Would be interested in he machine held accuracy of your 357 revolver. From all I have heard and read your processes are held to very tight tolerances but is the resulting product far more accurate than custom revolvers. Do your guns come with a test target demonstrating actual accuracy. In America we have a saying that only accurate guns are interesting. Thanks for your efforts to make a very high quality handgun. I believe it will be widely accepted in America if it proven to be an extremely accurate revolver.
You will more likely than not never see me use a machine rest. My big test will probably be shooting prairie dogs and rock chucks at rifle distances.
Spohr exceeds the accuracy I was obtaining building customs. With customs you are starting with something imperfect and trying to make it “right”. These start out spot on.